"You are making charges you can't substantiate. Unless you withdraw them we wil start an invéstigátion and call you before the Commission."
Jacobs, apparently unwilling to face the fire of severe cross-examination of his charges, announced that he withdrew his charges.
Meanwhile, Jack Blackburn, trainer of Lou took exception. to Jacobs' charges.
Talking to newspapermen at Pomp-ton Lakes, training camp of his boxer, the husky negro trainer, who was in Louis' corner the night the Brown Bomber flattened Schmeling, said that the "only thing Louis had in his gloves that night were his fists. That was all he needed.
Louis, who decided that he would fight Galento because the New Jersey boxer with a "beer-barrel" phy-pique continually taunted him, is rapidly attaining perfect condition.
Although his managers ^were not willing for him to meet Galento, Louis insisted on a bout because that "fat little man called me a bum.
Lou Nova, who recently scored a technical knockout over Max Baer in the eleventh round, will meet the winner of the Galento-Louis bout sometime in September for the world title.
Over 90 per cent. of boxing experts pick Lóuis to finish off galento in quick order—United Press.
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